You don't really have anything in your stash to make a crunch berry or skittles recipe.

Grab the two ingredients for this recipe to make a simple crunch berries.

I'm no help with the skittles or crunch berries in milk but you could make a butter pecan ice cream:

3.5% FW Butter Pecan, 1.5% FA Caramel, 5% FW Vanilla Bean Ice Cream, 2% LB Vanilla Ice Cream

Or Cinnamon Banana Cream:

Baker's Touch 3%, LB Banana 4%, FW Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 4%, LB Vanilla Ice Cream 3%, LB Coconut Milk 1.5%

Or Peach Lemonade Cream:

LB Peach 4%, LB Pink Lemonade 5%, LB Vanilla Ice Cream 5%

Or a decadent custard:

6% CAP Vanilla Custard, 3% FW Vanilla Bean Ice Cream, 2.5% FW Butter Pecan, 1.5% FA Caramel, 1% FW Cheesecake

Please don't ever hurt my feelings like that again. JK man, but it's use in a lot of recipes with apple and more specifically FA Fuji. In small percentages along with FA Fuji, Liquid Amber turns the apple in to a baked/cider-like/slightly fermented taste. It's truly wonderful!

I'm not sure if you were looking for my recipe, but it is tasty. There are a bunch of other recipes on the www that use Liquid Amber, though.

3% each of amber and fuji, plus a few days to steep, makes a decent apple cider! That is an absurdly high amount of amber btw, but it works here

Try:

Blueberry 5% + Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 6%

Jelly Candy 5% + Strawberry Ripe 4.5% + Raspberry 0.25%

Double Apple 6% + Cinnamon Danish Swirl 5% + Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 3%

Double Apple 4% + Apple Pie 5% + VBIC 2% + DX Marshmallow 2% + Cinnamon Danish Swirl 1.5%

So it looks like you've already tried Fizzmustard's Nana Cream Clone and some Placidesque thing and are now looking for other ways to mix up those flavors, yes?

You could work something out of /u/ID10-T 's Mother of Dragons' Milk and fit it to what you have. Try something like this for a dragonfruit banana cream with a hint of strawberry

TFA Dragonfruit 5-7%

TFA Banana Cream 2-3%

TFA Strawberry 2-4%

I gave you ranges so that if you decide you want more banana to come through, you can do that. Same goes for any of the ranges given.

Want to add a bit of tangy/candyish lime to the mix? Add anywhere form 0.5-2% TFA Key Lime. The more key lime you add, the more steep time you might need because it's a bit rough on the throat as a shake and vape, but after some aging, it settles down.

Have you tried the LB Bakers Touch by itself? I haven't used it before, but iirc it's pretty much a cinnamon roll flavor, right? I'm gonna suggest a recipe,but keep in mind that I have not used LB Bakers Touch so if the percentage I recommend looks too high or too low to you, please adjust accordingly.

LB Bakers Touch 5%

CAP Sugar Cookie 5%

Bam, super simple recipe that will most likely be reminiscent of a snickerdoodle cookie.

Want more of a creamy/vanilla/full flavor? Add 1-3% TFA VBIC. If you are someone who gets the unfortunate pepper taste from TFA VBIC, keep it low, exclude it, or sub for LB's version.

Want to make your snickerdoodle a bit more sweet and fluffy? Add 1% FA Marshmallow. Also, I think FA Marshmallow creates denser clouds for some odd reason. Maybe it's just me imagining things, though.

Not a lot to work with but that doesn't mean you can't put together some tasty combos. Try:

Strawberry Ripe 6% + Kiwi 3% + Sweet Cream 1.5%

Kiwi 4% + Cheesecake 2%

Strawberry Ripe 6% + Pear 3% + Kiwi 2%

Welcome to DIY!!

Try: Sugar Cookie 7% + White Chocolate 2% + Vanilla Whipped Cream 1.25% + Marshmallow 2%. Something like a sugar cookie with white chocolate chips in it.

Also try: 4% Fruit Rings + 3% Vanilla Whipped Cream + 1% Meringue.

And.

5% Vanilla Whipped Cream + 1% Green Tea.

All three of these will need to steep for about a week.

If you need a shake and vape, your best bet with the flavors you have is probably 5% Sugar Cookie + 2% Vanilla Whipped Cream.

Not a lot to go on there but you can try a simple take on a strawberry cupcake:

Strawberry 6%, Vanilla Cupcake 5%, Bavarian Cream 2%

TFA Fruit Circles is often regarded as pretty yucky flavor but you might be able to turn it into something that's not too bad, try:

Fruit Circles 4%, Bavarian Cream 4%, Vanilla Cupcake 2%

If the Nana Cream clone sounds like something you'd enjoy, you're probably going to love it.

Something else you might like is a dragonfruit-banana cream using some of those same ingredients in different proportions:

7% Dragonfruit, 6% Banana Cream, 2% Strawberry

Or a banana pudding:

4% Banana, 6% Banana Cream, 4% Vanilla Custard

You have so many great, versatile flavors here that it's hard to know where to start suggesting things. Some questions that might make it easier to suggest things that you'll enjoy:

1. What are some recipes that you have tried and enjoyed? Or tried and didn't like that much?

2. Are there any flavors that you really like and want to use more of?

3. Are there any flavors that you want to use but haven't really found a use for yet?

4. Are there any particular flavor profiles that you're especially interested in?

Try:

7% TFA Dragonfruit, 2% Strawberry Ripe, 3% Bavarian Cream, 1% CAP VBIC

and:

7% Strawberry Ripe, 2% TFA Sweet Raspberry, 5% CAP VBIC

Look for a handful of recipes that look good to you, get the stuff you need to make those recipes, and mix them. While you're doing that, try all the flavors individually which will an understanding of how they all taste and ideas of which ones you want to mix together how to adjust those recipes you mixed up to make them taste even better to you.

Someone posted this and called it a Seneca Clone. I have no idea how accurate that is, but it might be worth looking into.

Grape Juice(TPA) 6% Koolada 1.5% Pineapple(TPA) 3% Watermelon(TPA) 1.5%

Maybe get those flavors as well as what you would need to make a few other recipes that use those flavors?

You picked out some nice looking flavors! Try

This decadent custard: CAP Vanilla Custard 6%, TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream 3%, TFA Bavarian Cream 2%, TFA Graham Cracker Clear 1%, LA Cream Cheese Icing 1%.

This creamed dragonfruit: TFA Dragonfruit 7%, TFA Strawberry Ripe 2%, TFA Bavarian Cream 2%, TFA French Vanilla 2%.

Fizzmustard's Famous Mustard Milk: 6% TFA Strawberry, 8% TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream.

This improved version of the cupcake I suggested to you before: 6% TFA Strawberry Ripe, 3% TFA Strawberry, 6% TFA Vanilla Cupcake, 1% LA Cream Cheese Icing.

And this fruity way to make use of some of your new flavors: 5.5% TFA Strawberry Ripe, 3% TFA Dragonfruit, 2% TFA Kiwi Double, 1.5% TFA Strawberry, 1% TFA Juicy Peach, 1% TFA Pineapple.

And this nice pineapple ice cream: 3% TFA Pineapple, 4% TFA Dragonfruit, 5% TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream, 2% Bavarian Cream.

4% TFA Strawberry Ripe

2% TFA Bav Cream

3% CAP VBIC

0.5-2% FA Fuji

Let your palate adjust to DIY recipes. It takes time if you're just coming from vaping commercial liquids that are loaded with sweetener.

You can leave this here, of course, but your question might get answered faster here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/5cvlrr/weekly_new_mixers_questions_thread_week_of/

I'm not saying you need to delete it, but this question is better suited for this thread:

https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/5cvlrr/weekly_new_mixers_questions_thread_week_of/

And you might have better luck getting an answer there.

Welcome to DIY!!!

You can use all of those flavors in one recipe to make a delicious Strawberry and Cream:

Sweet Cream 1%

Dragonfruit 0.75%

Graham Cracker 1%

New York Cheesecake 3%

Sweet Strawberry 5%

Vanilla Custard 2%

Or you could make a Strawberry Cheesecake:

NY Cheesecake 6%

Sweet Cream 1%

Graham Cracker 2%

Sweet Strawberry 5%

Or a nice Vanilla Custard:

7% Vanilla Custard

4% Sweet Cream

1% Graham Cracker

0.75% Cheesecake

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